The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-09-21


world would learn as thousands
know, that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
cures colds and makes sufferers happy.
-Spudding commenced on the
WOlcott we'll, Proper farm, on Mon.
day Of this week. Regular drilling
will likely commence to-day, and in
the course Of two or three weeks we
shall see what we shall see, and we
hope it will be stream Of crude pc.
troleum squirting up several feet above
the top Of the derrick.
Rev. Small is attending the an.
nual conference which meets in James.
town, N. Y, to-day. On last Sabbath
he preached his farewell sermon which
was largely attended. Having been
here his allotted time-three years -
he cannot be sent back, for which his
congregation, and large circle of
friends will be sorry. Rev. Small and
family have the best wishes of many
friends here for their future success.
The NJ. E. Parsonage was the
scene of happy event on Monday
evening Of this week, when the friend.
Iy relations between our young towns
man Will Wolcott and Miss Tillie
Bruce Of Whig Hill, eliminated 10
their marriage. Only the near rela.
tives of the happy couple we're present
to witness the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. Small. We join
their friends in extending the usual
congratulations and best wishes to
this we'll mated and happy pair.
Hon. Henry Brace of Warren,
one of the leaders of the House OF
Representatives, was in Harrisburg
to-day. He says the rumors of Re
publican dissension in the oil regions
are entirely grouudless, and that in
that section the Republican State tick.
ct will poll more than the Republican
vote. Mr.. Brace was candidate for
nomination for State Treasurer, and
knows the people of the oil region
thoroughly. Harrisburg Telegraph.
And Mr.. Brace is correct. The
West will show up her usual Republi
can majority on the State ticket, just
as easy.
The Buffalo, New York g. Phila
r. r. will rur another excursion, the
last Of the season, to the big bridge al
Kinzua, next Sunday, Sept. 25, leav
ing this place at S:31 a. M, and re-
turning arrive here about p. m.
giving several hours at the bridge
There will he no change of cars, al
the train will go by way of Salaman
ca. Fare for the round trip only
$500. The train will be 10 charge o
Excursion Agent Newton, which is {
guarantee that it will be a success il
every particular. Don't forget th'
date.
Accompanying the notice of thu
death of Willie Hays, which will b.
found in its proper place to day, cam,
the following touching lines from hi
father, Mr.. David Hays, whose many
old friends still living here will sym
pathize deeply with him and his esti
msble wife: 81 would like to write al
the dear ones in our old home, bu
my heart is too heavy, and my eye
too blinded by tears. There is an
other new made grave on a lonely
Southern hill. There are breaking
hearts looking for sympathy from
friends, oh, so far away. When Will,
died there ceased to beat one of tn,
truest hearts on earth. We had hopeC
when Ellen and l came to die h
would close our eyes and fold our idl
hands, but God had other thought
and called him home while his lonI
shadow pointed to the West. w
fondly hoped our children would carr.
on our work when our life was over
God knows best"
Acute rheumatism is an infam
nation of the joints marked by pair
heat. redness, and tendency to sud
denly shift from one joint to another
With these symptoms apply SalvatiO
Oil, the great pain cure, to the affect
ed parts without delay. Price 2
cents bottle.
The "Housekeeper" for Octobe
will contain full account of the wed
ding Of the manageress of that papel
in the Minneapolis, Mimi, Exposition
on the evening of September %, to
gether with accurate descriptions an
illustrations of the participants wed
ding dresses and presents. A copy c
this issue will be mailed free to any O
our lady readers sending their addres
to The Buckeye Pub, Co., MinneaPo